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South Australian moderate faction heavyweight Christopher Pyne has raised eyebrows by reaching out to three Liberal party-room exiles, but he insists party business was off the menu.
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EXCLUSIVE | Laws designed to save heritage-listed buildings, including the Urrbrae Gatehouse, from the Government’s “wrecking-ball” are set to be rushed through state parliament, as three ex-Liberal crossbenchers speak out about their newfound political sway.
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The state’s Director of Public Prosecutions Martin Hinton has removed himself from the high-profile prosecution of the former boss of Renewal SA, after declaring a conflict of interest.
Eleven cases investigated by South Australia’s Independent Commissioner Against Corruption are in limbo because of issues raised in the prosecution of independent MP Troy Bell, a court has heard.
The Marshall Government intends to review a bombshell court finding that the state’s anti-corruption watchdog exceeded its authority, acted unlawfully and breached its own rules, after a judge handed down a damning assessment of the ICAC’s handling of a high-profile case.
UPDATED | A judge has found the state’s anti-corruption watchdog may have acted contrary to its own governing Act, but a criminal case against South Australian independent MP Troy Bell will continue – after he lost a bid to have theft and dishonesty charges permanently stayed.
